Somali girl names.
355 names — open any of them for its meaning, sound and story.
01Aaliya“Arabic-derived — noble and highly esteemed”→︎02Aamina“Arabic-derived: faithful, trustworthy, and protected; a gentle blessing of security”→︎03Aasiya“Arabic-derived: one who heals or comforts; also the name of Pharaoh’s believing wife in Islamic tradition.”→︎04Abeer“[Arabic-derived] Fragrance or pleasant scent”→︎05Abla“Arabic-derived: full-bodied or plump; also an established feminine personal name.”→︎06Abyan“Arabic-derived: clear-spoken, eloquent, or unmistakably expressed”→︎07Adiba“A cultured, thoughtful, and well-spoken woman”→︎08Aduunyo“Somali form based on Arabic dunyā: the world or earthly life.”→︎09Afnan“Arabic-derived: flourishing branches, suggesting growth and a life full of promise”→︎10Afra“Arabic-derived: white or fair; often also understood as radiant/beautiful.”→︎11Afrah“Arabic: joys, happiness, or celebrations.”→︎12Ahlam“Arabic-derived — dreams or aspirations”→︎13Alaa“Arabic: loftiness, eminence, exaltedness; also blessings or favors in some usage.”→︎14Almas“Arabic al-mās: diamond.”→︎15Amaal“Arabic: hopes, wishes, or aspirations.”→︎16Amal“[Arabic-derived] Hope and aspiration”→︎17Amina“Arabic-derived: trustworthy and safe”→︎18Amira“Arabic-derived — a princess or gracious leader”→︎19Anisa“Arabic-derived — friendly, companionable, and kind”→︎20Aqila“Arabic-derived — wise, discerning, and thoughtful”→︎21Aqsa“Arabic: the farthest; associated with the blessed al-Aqsa sanctuary”→︎22Aragsan“Cushitic/Somali: beautiful and radiant”→︎23Arawelo“Traditional Somali name commemorating the legendary queen Arawelo”→︎24Ardo“A Somali female given name with no securely established literal etymology.”→︎25Areej“Arabic: fragrant scent or perfume; a name evoking sweetness and beauty”→︎26Aroor“Somali: dawn, daybreak, or early morning.”→︎27Arwa“Arabic Arwā’: a female ibex/mountain goat; it is also the name of several early Muslim women.”→︎28Asha“Arabic-derived: life and hope”→︎29Asli“Arabic-derived: original, genuine, authentic; literally “essential/original.””→︎30Asma“Arabic-derived: noble, pure, and radiant”→︎31Astur“Covered, sheltered, or protected; associated with modesty/privacy.”→︎32Atiya“Arabic-derived — a precious gift to her family”→︎33Awrala“A traditional Somali name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”→︎34Ayaan“Cushitic Somali: good fortune, blessing, and the hopeful destiny bestowed on a child”→︎35Aziza“A strong and precious daughter, deeply valued by her family”→︎36Bahiya“Arabic-derived — radiant beauty and joyful brightness”→︎37Barako“Arabic-derived: blessing and divine grace”→︎38Barqo“A daughter born in the freshness of morning”→︎39Barwaaqo“[Cushitic Somali] Prosperity, abundance, and a flourishing life”→︎40Bashra“If intended as the Arabic name Bushra/Bishra, it means “good news” or “glad tidings.””→︎41Basiira“Insightful, wise, and clear-sighted”→︎42Basira“Arabic-derived; perceptive and wise”→︎43Basma“Arabic-derived — a smile or expression of happiness”→︎44Baxsan“A Somali name meaning fortunate or blessed by good circumstances”→︎45Bilan“Radiant and complete like a full moon”→︎46Bilqiis“Arabic Bilqīs/Bilqees, the name traditionally given in Islamic and Arabic tradition to the Queen of Sheba.”→︎47Bishaaro“Good news and joyful tidings”→︎48Bushra“Arabic-derived — good news and glad tidings”→︎49Caadila“A fair and principled woman”→︎50Caaisha“Arabic-derived: life and living”→︎51Canab“A Cushitic Somali name meaning grape, a warm image of sweetness and abundance”→︎52Cawo“Somali form of Hawwa (Eve).”→︎53Caynabo“A traditional Somali name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”→︎54Cibaado“Arabic-derived: worship and devoted service to God”→︎55Cudbi“Cushitic/Somali — cotton; a gentle, soft image”→︎56Dacar“Hardy and enduring, with the healing strength of aloe”→︎57Dahabo“[Arabic-derived Somali] Golden, precious, and highly valued”→︎58Dalal“Arabic-derived; affection, charm, and loving tenderness”→︎59Dalays“A traditional Somali name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”→︎60Dalia“Arabic-derived name meaning a vine or grapevine; it can also refer to a water wheel in Arabic.”→︎61Dalila“Arabic-derived name meaning guide, indicator, or proof.”→︎62Dania“Arabic-derived: near, close, or one who draws close”→︎63Dayax“A child who brings the gentle beauty of moonlight”→︎64Dayr“A blessing that arrives with the nourishing rains”→︎65Deeqa“[Somali] Generous, giving, and richly blessed”→︎66Deeqo“Cushitic Somali: a generous gift or blessing given to the family”→︎67Degmo“Somali word and female name meaning district, locality, or settled area.”→︎68Deka“A Somali name associated with contentment and satisfaction”→︎69Dhabancad“Somali compound name meaning “white/fair cheek,” from dhaban (cheek) and cad (white).”→︎70Dheeman“Somali name/word meaning “diamond” or “precious gem.””→︎71Ducaa“Arabic-derived — a cherished prayer and hopeful blessing”→︎72Duha“Arabic-derived; the bright morning light”→︎73Duhaa“The bright light and freshness of morning”→︎74Duniya“Arabic-derived: the world and the life within it”→︎75Duniyo“Somali form of Arabic dunyā: “the world” or “worldly life.””→︎76Durdur“Cushitic Somali: a flowing stream, suggesting freshness, life, and grace”→︎77Ebyan“Arabic: clear, evident, or one who makes things plain”→︎78Faatima“Arabic Fāṭimah: “one who weans” or “one who abstains/refrains.””→︎79Faatin“A delightful child whose presence captivates the heart”→︎80Fadheela“Arabic-derived; excellence, virtue, and admirable character”→︎81Fadumo“Arabic-derived: daughter of the Prophet, and a name associated with purity and devotion”→︎82Fadwa“Arabic Fadwā: “ransom,” “sacrifice,” or “self-sacrifice.””→︎83Fahiima“A bright and thoughtful child with a wise understanding”→︎84Fardowsa“Paradise; the Arabic-derived Somali form of Firdaws.”→︎85Fariha“A joyful, cheerful woman (Arabic-derived)”→︎86Fariida“Unique, singular, precious, or incomparable.”→︎87Fartuun“A fortunate, joyful life filled with happiness”→︎88Farxad“Happiness and gladness”→︎89Farxiya“A joyful girl who brings happiness”→︎90Farxiyo“Joy and delight”→︎91Fathiya“Feminine form connected with fath: opening, conquest, victory, or triumph.”→︎92Fatima“One who weans an infant; by extension, one who abstains or refrains.”→︎93Fawziya“A victorious woman whose life is filled with success”→︎94Fikriya“Arabic-derived; thoughtful, reflective, and intellectually curious”→︎95Filsan“Excellent, very good, or “the best,” as commonly glossed in Somali naming usage.”→︎96Gacal“A dearly loved child and treasured member of the family.”→︎97Gacaliso“Beloved woman; darling; dear one.”→︎98Gacalo“Cushitic/Somali: beloved one or dear companion”→︎99Ghaniya“[Arabic-derived] Prosperous, fortunate, and richly blessed”→︎100Gobaad“A beautiful or attractive woman.”→︎101Guduudo“A Cushitic Somali name describing a rosy or reddish beauty”→︎102Guul“Success and joyful achievement”→︎103Guurey“Somali/Cushitic: the season of spring or new growth”→︎104Haboon“Somali: suitable, fitting, proper, or appropriate.”→︎105Hafida“Arabic: granddaughter.”→︎106Hafiza“Arabic: guardian, keeper, or a woman who has memorized the Qur'an.”→︎107Hafsa“An Arabic-derived name meaning young lioness, suggesting courage and spirited strength”→︎108Hajar“A traditional Somali name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”→︎109Hala“Arabic: a halo or ring of light around the moon.”→︎110Halima“Arabic-derived: gentle and patient”→︎111Hamdiya“A daughter who inspires praise and thankful happiness”→︎112Hamida“Arabic: praiseworthy, praised, or worthy of praise.”→︎113Hana“Arabic: happiness, bliss, or enjoyment.”→︎114Hanaan“Tender, compassionate, and gentle”→︎115Haneen“Tender longing and deep affection (Arabic-derived)”→︎116Hani“Arabic: happy, content, or at ease.”→︎117Hanifa“Arabic: a woman who is upright in faith; a monotheist or adherent of the true religion.”→︎118Haniifa“Somali spelling variant of Hanifa: upright in faith; a female monotheist.”→︎119Haniin“Arabic-derived — tender-hearted affection and heartfelt longing”→︎120Haniya“Arabic-derived: joyful and full of happiness”→︎121Haniyo“A Somali female form related to Arabic Hani, meaning happy, content, or at ease.”→︎122Hanti“[Cushitic Somali] Wealth and material prosperity”→︎123Hasna“Arabic-derived; beautiful in appearance and character”→︎124Hawo“Arabic-derived: life, or one who lives”→︎125Haya“Arabic: modesty, shyness, or decency.”→︎126Hibaaq“A traditional Somali name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”→︎127Hibo“Arabic-derived: a gift bestowed by God”→︎128Hinda“Arabic Hind: India; historically also “one hundred camels.” It does not mean a noble or honored woman.”→︎129Hodan“A flourishing, fortunate child”→︎130Huda“An Arabic-derived name meaning guidance, a warm wish for a life led wisely”→︎131Huriya“Arabic-derived: a radiant heavenly maiden”→︎132Huriye“Arabic-derived: a heavenly maiden or houri.”→︎133Husna“Arabic: most beautiful, best, or finest.”→︎134Husnaa“Arabic: most beautiful, best, or finest.”→︎135Ibraar“Arabic: righteousness, piety, virtue, or dutiful goodness.”→︎136Ibtihal“Arabic-derived; heartfelt prayer and devoted appeal to God”→︎137Ibtisam“Arabic: smile.”→︎138Idil“A Somali-used name meaning complete, whole, or perfect”→︎139Ifraax“Joy, gladness, and a life full of celebration”→︎140Ifrah“A child who fills the family with joy”→︎141Iftin“Cushitic/Somali: light, brightness, and hope”→︎142Iimaan“Arabic-derived: faith, trust in God, and a believing heart”→︎143Ikhlaas“Arabic: sincerity, purity of intention, or devotion.”→︎144Ikraam“Honor, kindness, and generous devotion”→︎145Ikraan“[Arabic-derived] Honor, generosity, and respect”→︎146Ikram“Arabic: honor, honoring, generosity, or hospitality.”→︎147Ilhaam“Arabic: inspiration, intuition, or divine inspiration.”→︎148Ilhaan“Somali-used form of Ilham, meaning inspiration or intuition.”→︎149Ilham“Arabic-derived — inspiration and revelation”→︎150Ilwaad“Somali: beautiful, lovely, or attractive.”→︎151Intisaar“Victory, triumph.”→︎152Iqra“Read!; recite!”→︎153Isra“Arabic-derived — the night journey; a name suggesting wonder and spiritual aspiration”→︎154Jaliila“Majestic, honored, and noble in spirit”→︎155Jalila“Majestic, exalted, venerable, distinguished.”→︎156Jamiila“Beautiful, graceful, and radiant”→︎157Jannat“Arabic-derived: paradise, a name filled with hope for eternal happiness”→︎158Jawaahir“Jewels, precious stones.”→︎159Jowhara“Arabic-derived: jewel or precious gem”→︎160Jumana“Arabic: a pearl; a precious and beautiful daughter”→︎161Juweeriya“Arabic Juwairiya/Juwayriya: young girl or young woman; a diminutive form related to jāriya.”→︎162Kaaha“A traditional Somali name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”→︎163Kaltuun“Somali form of Arabic Kulthum/Kulthūm, traditionally understood as full-faced or having full cheeks.”→︎164Kariima“[Arabic-derived] A generous and noble-hearted woman”→︎165Kawsar“Abundant goodness and blessings without measure”→︎166Khaalida“Everlasting and enduring, with a life filled with blessings”→︎167Khadiijo“Arabic-derived: gentle and patient”→︎168Khadija“Arabic-derived: pure and virtuous”→︎169Khadra“An Arabic-derived name meaning verdant or flourishing, with associations of freshness and life”→︎170Khayriya“A good and blessed child who brings joy”→︎171Ladan“A Somali-used female name, often associated with softness or gentleness; its deeper etymology and classification are not certain.”→︎172Ladiifa“A gentle, kind, and gracious woman”→︎173Lamia“Arabic Lamyaa/Lamia: a woman with dark lips, traditionally regarded as a mark of beauty.”→︎174Lamiis“Arabic Lamīs/Lamis: soft, smooth, or pleasant to the touch.”→︎175Layla“Arabic-derived; literally “night.””→︎176Leyla“Arabic-derived variant of Layla; literally “night.””→︎177Lina“Arabic-derived; “tender” or “soft,” and also associated with a young palm tree.”→︎178Lubna“Arabic-derived; “pearl.””→︎179Lulwa“Arabic-derived; “pearl.””→︎180Luul“[Arabic-derived] A precious pearl, symbolizing beauty and value”→︎181Maandeeq“Traditional Somali name associated with a milk-rich female camel; also a poetic name for Somalia.”→︎182Maariya“Arabic Islamic name, a Somali rendering of Mariya/Māriyah; traditionally associated with a fair or bright appearance.”→︎183Mabruka“A blessed child and a source of good fortune”→︎184Madiha“Arabic-derived — worthy of praise and admiration”→︎185Madiina“Arabic-derived — the holy city of Medina”→︎186Magool“Traditional Somali female name meaning “flower.””→︎187Maha“Arabic-derived; “oryx/wild cow,” conventionally associated with beautiful eyes.”→︎188Mahbuuba“Deeply loved and treasured”→︎189Maimuuna“Blessed, fortunate, and surrounded by goodness”→︎190Malak“Arabic-derived; “angel.””→︎191Malika“[Arabic-derived] Queenly, confident, and born to lead”→︎192Malyuun“Somali/Arabic-derived usage of “million.””→︎193Maram“A cherished aspiration and hope for the future”→︎194Marwa“Arabic-derived; “flint stone,” and the name of the sacred hill al-Marwah in Mecca.”→︎195Marwo“A Somali name meaning lady or respected woman”→︎196Marxabo“Somali: welcome; used as a female given name.”→︎197Maryan“Arabic-derived: beloved and exalted”→︎198Mataan“A precious twin”→︎199Mawadda“Arabic-derived; loving affection and warm fellowship”→︎200Maysaa“Arabic: one who walks with a proud or graceful swaying gait.”→︎201Maysuun“A graceful and lovely child with a gentle presence”→︎202Mubashira“A joyful messenger who brings encouraging news and hope”→︎203Mubina“Arabic feminine form: clear, manifest, evident, or clarifying.”→︎204Muna“A cherished wish and a child of hopeful dreams”→︎205Muniiro“A radiant woman whose presence brightens the lives of others”→︎206Munira“Arabic-derived — radiant, illuminating, and full of light”→︎207Naadiya“Arabic-derived female name associated with dew, freshness, tenderness, or delicacy; it may also be related to “caller.””→︎208Nabad“Peace and harmony”→︎209Nabila“Arabic-derived — noble in character and generous in spirit”→︎210Naciima“Arabic-derived: blessed ease, happiness, and spiritual comfort”→︎211Nadiifa“Arabic-derived feminine form meaning clean, pure, or neat.”→︎212Nadiifo“Somali feminine form of Nadiif/Nadiifa, meaning clean or pure.”→︎213Nadiira“Arabic-derived — precious, rare, and exceptional”→︎214Nadiya“Arabic-derived female name associated with dew, freshness, tenderness, or delicacy; it may also be related to “caller.””→︎215Nadwa“Arabic-derived: a gathering, assembly, council, or meeting.”→︎216Nafisa“[Arabic-derived] Precious, delicate, and valuable”→︎217Najah“Successful and determined to reach her goals”→︎218Najax“A successful child who brings pride and happiness”→︎219Najiiba“A noble woman admired for her character and dignity”→︎220Najiya“Arabic-derived feminine name meaning saved, safe, rescued, or survivor.”→︎221Najla“Arabic-derived — bright-eyed and strikingly beautiful”→︎222Najma“A shining star in the family”→︎223Najwa“Arabic-derived: secret conversation, confidential discourse, or intimate whispering.”→︎224Nasma“Arabic-derived; a gentle, refreshing breeze”→︎225Nasra“Victory, help, and the strength to prevail”→︎226Nasteexo“A woman whose words offer wise and caring counsel”→︎227Nawaal“Arabic Nawāl: gift, bestowal, favor, or attainment.”→︎228Nawal“Arabic-derived — a gift, blessing, or graceful favor”→︎229Naxariis“A compassionate person who treats others with mercy”→︎230Nimco“Arabic-derived in origin but deeply established in Somali: blessing, favor, and good fortune”→︎231Nusayba“Arabic-derived: a strong and honored woman’s name, associated with courage and devotion”→︎232Nuur“A child who fills the family with light”→︎233Qalanjo“A graceful and beautiful young woman”→︎234Qamar“Gentle and luminous like the moon”→︎235Qudsiya“Arabic Qudsiyya: holy, sacred, or sanctified.”→︎236Quman“Somali quman: proper, fitting, good, or upright; as a name it conveys admirable character.”→︎237Rabab“Arabic-derived; a soft white cloud and a symbol of purity”→︎238Rabiya“Arabic Rabīʿa/Rabiya: spring; the name is also historically associated with “the fourth.””→︎239Raghad“A life of comfort, happiness, and abundance (Arabic-derived)”→︎240Rahaf“Delicate, fine, or gentle.”→︎241Rahima“Merciful, compassionate.”→︎242Rahma“Arabic-derived: mercy and kindness”→︎243Raihana“Fragrant basil, sweet herb, or a fragrant flower.”→︎244Rajo“Hope for a bright and happy future”→︎245Rania“One who gazes attentively; looking intently.”→︎246Rashiida“A wise woman with sound judgment”→︎247Rawan“A widely used Arabic feminine name whose exact lexical origin is disputed; popular explanations connect it with flowing or running.”→︎248Raxma“Arabic-derived: mercy, compassion, and God’s tender grace”→︎249Rayhaan“A fragrant and refreshing presence in the family”→︎250Reem“White gazelle.”→︎251Riham“Gentle rain bringing refreshment and blessing (Arabic-derived)”→︎252Rooda“Arabic-derived — a garden, meadow, or flourishing place”→︎253Ruqiya“Ruqayya/Ruqiya is traditionally connected with rising or ascent; it is also the name of the Prophet Muhammad's daughter.”→︎254Ruqiyo“Somali form of Ruqiya/Ruqayya, traditionally connected with rising or ascent.”→︎255Ruun“Beautiful and graceful”→︎256Saabiira“A patient and resilient woman”→︎257Saabira“Arabic-derived: patient, steadfast, and faithful through life’s trials”→︎258Saadiqa“A sincere and honest woman”→︎259Saado“Fortunate, happy, and blessed with a good destiny”→︎260Saafi“Pure-hearted, sincere, and clear in spirit”→︎261Saalima“Safe, peaceful, and blessed with well-being”→︎262Saalixa“A woman of goodness and upright character”→︎263Saamiya“An Arabic-derived name meaning exalted or elevated in status and character”→︎264Saba“Arabic ṣabā: a gentle easterly wind or breeze, often poetically associated with morning—not an evening breeze.”→︎265Sabira“Patient, enduring, and quietly strong”→︎266Sabrin“Arabic-derived: patience and steadfastness through faith”→︎267Saciida“Happy, fortunate, and blessed”→︎268Safa“Arabic-derived: pure-hearted, serene, and clear in spirit”→︎269Safiya“Arabic-derived: pure and chosen”→︎270Sagal“Somali/Cushitic: the one who comes after a difficult time”→︎271Sahar“Arabic-derived; the calm beauty of the hours before dawn”→︎272Sahra“Strong, enduring, and beautiful like the desert landscape”→︎273Sakiina“Peaceful, calm, and serene”→︎274Sakina“A calm and peaceful woman who brings serenity to others”→︎275Salma“A peaceful and serene woman”→︎276Salsabil“Arabic-derived: a pure, refreshing spring and a beautiful promise of Paradise”→︎277Salwa“A comforting presence and a source of solace”→︎278Samah“Arabic-derived; generosity, forgiveness, and a gracious heart”→︎279Samar“Arabic-derived — warm companionship and gentle evening conversation”→︎280Samiha“Generous, gracious, and forgiving”→︎281Samiira“Arabic-derived: an uplifting and pleasant companion”→︎282Samira“An Arabic-derived name meaning pleasant companion in evening conversation”→︎283Samo“A good and peaceful woman, bringing harmony to those around her”→︎284Sareedo“A traditional Somali name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”→︎285Sawsan“Arabic-derived — a fragrant lily or flower”→︎286Seynab“Arabic-derived form of Zaynab, traditionally the name of a fragrant flowering plant.”→︎287Shadiya“Arabic-derived: a female singer, chanter, or one who sings melodiously.”→︎288Shahd“Arabic-derived: honey.”→︎289Shahida“Arabic-derived: female witness; it can also be understood as “one who testifies.””→︎290Shahiida“Arabic-derived: female martyr.”→︎291Shamsi“A warm, bright presence who brings light to others”→︎292Shamso“Somali/Cushitic: a ray of sunshine”→︎293Shariifa“[Arabic-derived] Noble, dignified, and deeply respected”→︎294Shifaa“Healing, restoration, and well-being (Arabic-derived)”→︎295Shukri“Arabic-derived: gratitude and heartfelt thanks to God”→︎296Shukriya“A daughter received with grateful joy”→︎297Sidra“Arabic-derived: lote tree; it may evoke the Quranic Sidrat al-Muntahā, the lote tree of the utmost boundary.”→︎298Siraad“A Somali-used female name associated with light or a lamp; its use may overlap in sense with Arabic Sirāj.”→︎299Sucaad“An Arabic-derived name meaning happiness and good fortune”→︎300Sugan“Somali: secure, firm, assured, or certain.”→︎301Suha“Arabic: a small star or celestial light; a gentle, luminous name”→︎302Suldaana“[Arabic-derived] A queenly woman of authority and distinction”→︎303Sumaya“A traditional Somali name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”→︎304Sumayo“Exalted or high-ranking; a Somali/Arabic form of Sumayya.”→︎305Sundus“An Arabic-derived Quranic name meaning fine silk, suggesting beauty and preciousness”→︎306Suraya“Arabic-derived: the Pleiades, a beautiful cluster of stars”→︎307Suuban“A virtuous, kind-hearted woman with admirable character”→︎308Tahira“Pure, clean, chaste, or virtuous.”→︎309Taqwa“A deeply faithful and God-conscious heart (Arabic-derived)”→︎310Tasnim“The name of a spring or fountain in Paradise, mentioned in the Quran.”→︎311Tawakal“Arabic-derived: trust and reliance on God”→︎312Tawhida“Oneness or unity, especially the oneness of God; monotheism.”→︎313Tayba“Good-hearted, wholesome, and pure in character”→︎314Thabita“A steadfast girl with enduring inner strength”→︎315Thurayya“A bright and beautiful constellation in the night sky”→︎316Tuhfa“A precious gift and blessing to the family”→︎317Ubah“Somali: a flower, symbolizing beauty and blossoming promise”→︎318Ubax“A beautiful flower who brings brightness and joy”→︎319Ugaaso“[Cushitic Somali] A woman of leadership, dignity, and chiefly standing”→︎320Ugbaad“A Cushitic Somali name associated with prosperity, blessing, and flourishing”→︎321Ulya“Exalted, aspiring high, and honored”→︎322Wacan“Good, gracious, and wonderful”→︎323Wafaa“Loyalty, faithfulness, and keeping one’s promises (Arabic-derived)”→︎324Wajiha“Arabic-derived — honored, respected, and admirable”→︎325Wajiida“Arabic Wajīda/Wajida: one who finds or perceives; the name can also be associated with deep feeling.”→︎326Walaa“Arabic-derived; loyalty, friendship, and wholehearted devotion”→︎327Warda“A beautiful and cherished rose”→︎328Waris“Arabic-derived Waris/Wārith: heir or inheritor.”→︎329Warsan“A Somali female name associated with good news; it is built on war, “news.””→︎330Widaad“Affectionate, loving, and warm-hearted”→︎331Wisal“Arabic wiṣāl: union, joining, closeness, or reunion.”→︎332Xabiiba“A beloved and treasured daughter”→︎333Xagaa“Warm, bright, and full of sunny energy”→︎334Xaliimo“Gentle, patient, and kind-hearted”→︎335Xamda“Arabic-derived: praise and gratitude”→︎336Xamdi“Arabic-derived: praise and thankful acknowledgment of God”→︎337Xamdiya“Arabic-derived: one who praises God with gratitude”→︎338Xiddig“A bright star whose presence guides and inspires”→︎339Xikmo“Wisdom, good judgment, and thoughtful character”→︎340Xoriyo“A Cushitic Somali name meaning freedom, carrying a beautiful hope for an independent life”→︎341Xurmo“Somali: respect, honor, dignity.”→︎342Yaqiin“Arabic-derived: certainty, conviction, assurance, faith.”→︎343Yasmiin“Fragrant and graceful like the jasmine flower”→︎344Yumna“Blessed, fortunate, and full of promise (Arabic-derived)”→︎345Yurub“Somali word/name for Europe; it is used as a female personal name.”→︎346Yusra“An Arabic-derived name meaning ease, prosperity, and a life made gentle”→︎347Zahida“Arabic-derived; devout, conscientious, and devoted to faith”→︎348Zahra“A radiant child who blossoms beautifully”→︎349Zakiya“An Arabic-derived name meaning pure, virtuous, and spiritually admirable”→︎350Zamzam“An Arabic-derived name associated with the sacred Zamzam well in Mecca”→︎351Zaynab“A traditional Somali name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”→︎352Zeynab“Somali/Arabic spelling variant of Zaynab; a traditional female name with disputed etymology, often associated with a fragrant flowering plant or “father’s adornment.””→︎353Zubeyda“Arabic feminine name meaning “little butter,” and by extension “the finest part,” “essence,” or “choice one.””→︎354Zuleikha“A traditional Somali name carried through generations — its exact literal meaning isn't recorded, which is part of its story”→︎355Zunaira“An Arabic/Islamic female name, often explained as “radiant” or “luminous”; it is also associated with Zunaira al-Rumiyya, an early Muslim woman.”→︎